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Touchy subject maybe but I run mine on gas and have done for over 18 months so pound for pound I average around the 40mpg mark without driving like a granny. I initially had it installed (also had a shogun which was lpg) just to save on the fuel runs when visiting up to Lancashire from Wales but found out since that 'gas' runs at 115ron as apposed to 99 for the super, so I saw a big difference in performance so happy days....and before I get slated, imprezas are one of the few cars that benefit from lpg
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Touchy subject maybe but I run mine on gas and have done for over 18 months so pound for pound I average around the 40mpg mark without driving like a granny. I initially had it installed (also had a shogun which was lpg) just to save on the fuel runs when visiting up to Lancashire from Wales but found out since that 'gas' runs at 115ron as apposed to 99 for the super, so I saw a big difference in performance so happy days....and before I get slated, imprezas are one of the few cars that benefit from lpg
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lol some of u must be driving like old ladys to get that many miles to a tank,
if u buy a high performance car ur gonna get **** mpg, but its worth it for the grin factor, when u start worrying about mpg its time to get a diesel, or both, best of both.
if u buy a high performance car ur gonna get **** mpg, but its worth it for the grin factor, when u start worrying about mpg its time to get a diesel, or both, best of both.
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Cheers for all the coments , minds made up when my hyundai santa fe sells going to buy my mates classic sti wagon in white remapped by andy forrest to 320bhp .
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